The Process of Judicial Review (OCR A-Level Law): Flashcards

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The Process of Judicial Review
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Court division handling judicial review

Queen's Bench Division of the High Court

Three grounds for judicial review

Illegality, Irrationality, Irregularity

Illegality ground meaning

Acting beyond powers or making errors of law

Another name for irrationality ground

Wednesbury unreasonableness

Another name for irregularity ground

Procedural impropriety

Prohibition order function

Stops future unlawful acts (forward-looking)

Certiorari/quashing order function

Cancels past decisions (backward-looking)

Mandamus/mandatory order function

Compels body to perform a duty

GCHQ case (1984) established

Three grounds for judicial review

Wednesbury case (1948) established

Unreasonableness test for irrationality

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